EcoEden Landscapes

24/07/2026

We’re hiring.

Crew Member — EcoEden Landscapes (St. Petersburg, FL)

EcoEden Landscapes is hiring a full-time crew member for lawn maintenance, organic fertilization, and landscape work across Pinellas County.

What you’ll do:
• Mow, edge, line trim, and blow residential and commercial properties
• Apply liquid organic fertilizer, soil drenches, and foliar sprays
• Assist with landscape installation, mulching, pruning, and plant care
• Load/unload equipment, mix batches, maintain tanks and sprayers
• Keep trucks, trailers, tools, and job sites clean

What we’re looking for:
• Reliable, on time, works hard in Florida heat
• Comfortable running a commercial mower, trimmer, and blower
• Able to lift 50 lbs repeatedly
• Valid driver’s license
• Landscape or ag experience a plus, not required — we’ll train
• Bilingual English/Spanish a plus

Pay: [$17-25]/hr DOE. Full time, year-round.

Email [email protected] with a short intro and your availability.

Crew Leader — EcoEden Landscapes (St. Petersburg, FL)
EcoEden Landscapes is hiring an experienced crew leader to run daily mowing and fertilization routes in Pinellas County.

What you’ll do:
• Drive company truck and trailer to client properties; safe towing required
• Run a full mowing route — mow, edge, trim, blow — and lead a small crew through it
• Set the pace, hold the quality standard, keep the day on schedule
• Mix and apply organic fertilizer, soil drench, and foliar programs to spec
• Identify common Florida plant issues (palm deficiencies, turf decline, pests) and flag them
• Communicate with clients professionally on site
• Handle blade sharpening, equipment maintenance, and daily truck checks

What we’re looking for:
• 2+ years lawn care, landscape, or plant health experience
• Skilled on commercial zero-turn and walk-behind mowers; knows proper St. Augustine mowing height
• Clean valid driver’s license; comfortable towing a trailer
• Knows Florida plants and can spot a problem without being told
• FDACS applicator license or GI-BMP cert a strong plus (we’ll help you get certified)
• Bilingual English/Spanish a plus

Pay: [$25-$30]/hr DOE, based on experience and certifications.

Email [email protected] with your experience and availability.

30/06/2026

We’ve updated our terms of service and we plan to be pretty strict about them.

EcoEden, LLC • Pinellas County, Florida • EcoEdenLandscapes.com • (727) 222-3522FL Limited Urban Commercial Fertilizer Applicator (LF) Certified • GI-BMP Trained

04/05/2026

Some properties just need someone to care about them again.
We cleared the overgrowth, restored the lines, and gave this fence its dignity back. This is the foundation. Now that it’s clean, we can build something that works better!

02/05/2026

Rain, rain, come and play
If you don’t come I don’t get paid
My customers are not amazed
By brown lawns baking in the haze
My plants are thirsty, skies are gray
Come wash the drought and heat away

- an ode for Florida landscapers

30/04/2026

Shell mulch looks clean. Your Areca hates it.
Most people think shell around their palms is a low-maintenance win but here’s what’s actually happening:

Shell heats up in the Florida sun and raises soil temps, stressing roots and burning off moisture before the tree has a chance to absorb it

Unlike wood chips or organic mulch, shells return zero nutrients back to the soil. No breakdown. No biology. No benefit.

Your Areca is sitting on a hot, sterile surface when it should be rooted in cool, living soil. Swap the shell for wood chips, let the soil breathe, and watch the difference.

St. Pete / Gulfport / Pinellas County
Organic soil health & lawn care

29/04/2026

Did you know your landscaper is required by Florida law to have this certification to legally apply fertilizer to your property?

Most people have never heard of the Florida Green Industries BMP Program — and honestly, a lot of landscapers haven’t either.

It covers how fertilizer, irrigation, and pesticide practices directly impact Florida’s waterways. The science behind doing this work without trashing the environment we all live in. Personally, I think every landscaper should be required to have this, even if they’re just cutting grass, because the mismanagement of clipping and other organic debris can contribute to nutrient run-off and red tides.

Ask your landscaper if they’re certified. If they look at you blankly… that’s your answer.

28/04/2026

Walked past this Canary Island Date Palm and had to stop. Classic magnesium deficiency - and right beside it, one that already lost the fight. Most people think palms just die. They don’t. They starve slowly while nobody’s paying attention. This is exactly why I started the organic soil health side of EcoEden - soil health isn’t aesthetic, it’s survival.

27/04/2026

Cut your palms like this and you’ll be calling me to fix it within a year.

Hurricane cuts rob your tree of its nutrient reserves — those yellow spots are the result. Prune right, feed right, and your palms thrive. Without an intervention soon, this tree will look horrible within 1 year.

EcoEden Landscapes | Organic Fertilization | Pinellas, FL

19/04/2026

Most lawn care companies apply the same product to everything and call it fertilization.

We don’t do that.

EcoEden Landscapes is now offering a full soil health program for clients in Pinellas County, Florida! We start with a soil test, build a custom application schedule around Florida’s seasons, and follow up throughout the year to make sure it’s working.

Every plant on your property has different nutritional needs - your turf, your palms, and your ornamentals all get their own protocol. The ingredients we use are natural and slow-release: fish hydrolysate, worm castings, kelp extract, biochar, humic acid, and much more.

Nothing synthetic.

Nothing generic.

This is a year-long program with a real process behind it.
DM us if you’re interested or want to know more.

18/04/2026

Carmine 🐐 went rogue. No one saw it coming.

Big two weeks at EcoEden Landscapes. Our guy Carmine - marketing manager, free spirit, certified escape artist - decided the best way to market this company was to just… do it himself. Broke out, ran his own campaign, didn’t ask for permission. Honestly? Respect.
Then he came back, rolled up his sleeves, and helped us knock out a massive liriope installation right here in St. Pete. Row after row of one of Florida’s best ground covers — drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and beautiful once it fills in.
Carmine wore many hats this month. Most of them were invisible. All of them were earned.
Thanks for the hustle and the help, Carmine. EcoEden wouldn’t be the same without you.